The Senate is scheduled to begin a series of votes on Thursday regarding a budget reconciliation package aimed at funding immigration enforcement agencies. The process will start with a party-line vote, followed by extensive debate and a series of unlimited amendment votes before the final passage expected later this week.
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Senate to Begin Voting on Budget Reconciliation Package
The Senate will initiate a voting process on a budget reconciliation package focused on immigration enforcement funding. The voting will include a party-line vote and multiple amendment votes leading to a final decision later this week.
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